Thrift store time! Location in a strip mall setting. Ample parking. Store nice size , restroom…read moreclean. Store was clean and clear of clutter. Inventory in my opinion is not up to par. Most Items were not clean examples luggage was old and dingy, kids and babies items looked worn and dated , kitchenware looked rusted and worn . In my opinion just because you are a thrift store , items should still be gently used otherwise it's just junk. Everyone's junk is not everyone 's treasure . I'm just saying if you are the staff that is deciding what goes out and what gets trashed , think for one sec and if you won't buy it , most likely no one will. Be mindful of customers time and monies. Clothes were reasonably price . Mattresses were available at this location . Men items and Christmas decor were just ok.

I only drove around the back to donate a few times. I don't try to donate on Tuesday or Thursday…read morebecause of the posted sign. The workers are friendly. They have less of an attitude about donations compared to Goodwill or Habitat for Humanity. Every worker seemed honestly grateful for each donation. With tornados hitting the area- I would think my donations would be appreciated.

Amazing! Always a great place to get Furniture or other items, if you're in need…read more They give back to the community. It is volunteer based! If you have items to donate, I highly recommend coming here.

We offered to donate 2 swivel rockers to the organization. They wanted a photo of the chairs, which…read morewas sent, they responded with, "we are going to pass". The chairs are older, they are pink, I get that, BUT they are in excellent working condition, no rips/tears/stains, were well cared for in a pet free, non-smoking home. How as a charity can you determine someone in need would not want 2 perfectly good, comfortable chairs. We have happily donated them elsewhere to a grateful charity.

Vienna co-worker recently shopped here last week to see what this place had to offer especially…read moresince he's never been to a Habitat for Humanity and I'm a big fan of a lot of their stores . I was actually very disappointed with this location because it lacked a lot of practical items that a lot of stores have. This layout was not good either . It lack a lot of Hardware that I was searching for to possibly take home and even a lot of bathroom items that most habitat for humanities carry. Overall, besides it like a selection I did leave the store feeling disappointed. Overall, I wouldn't mind checking the store again in the future and give it a second chance

While not a dump (taking everything) this is a great place to donate larger items, tools, and…read morebuilding materials. I have bought recycling cans dirt cheap. I have seen exercise equipment, tables, sofas chairs, kitchen supplies along with tools and building supplies. Need a window or door? Come here for a discounted used one. This is for basic used items. Think of a treasure hunt.

It feels good to Volunteer your time to help feed people in need…read more Volunteering at the St Louis Area Foodbank in the Repackaging area for a few hours!!! This place is a well oiled machine!!! Clean space, huge warehouse and friendly staff!! They also played awesome music to keep us going!!! We packaged alot of Potatoes and Fig Bars in 2 hours!!! Get work group and go Volunteer!!!

What a fabulous organization. I volunteered today with a group from my office and this was the…read moresecond time I have donated my time here. The lead volunteer had everything organized for us so everything ran really smoothly. Today I packaged 22 to 24 apples in bags as a team we packaged over 6000 pounds of food for our neighbors in need. If you're looking for a great volunteer opportunity that will impact your community, I highly recommend donating your time to this organization.

Highly recommend!!…read more Great location and staff! They give back To the community. Jeff was so kind! They had everything from sunglasses, kids clothing, women's, men's, formal wear, household, toys and so much more! So happy I found my new go to store!

Very nice thrift store with very affordable prices! Staff friendly, nice selection of clothing for…read more$5 each!!

It is easy to see that this is a community yet they are exceptionally friendly to all. There is…read moreample street parking and inside you can order and leave sit in the Micah room where there are groupings of table and a small play area. The Fair Trade shop is exceptional. Jewelry, clothing, food, soaps, gardening items, toys and so much more! On Fridays fresh donuts are delivered. There are a number of community activities that occur here, from book clubs to lectures. My favorite drink is the "Drink of the Month" with proceeds from that drink going to a charity of the baristas' choice.

Cute little place but please take it easy on the LYSOL I can taste it by the time we leaveread more

FISH provides great relief to people in our community. FISH is the only place I like to donate my…read morestuff because I know that my stuff will go directly to the people who need them. The store is clean, well organized and the volunteers and workers do an excellente job running the place.

Great place to send people who need help. Hard working agency doing good work. Our church donates…read moresupplies.

Came here for the first time for a good friend that was struggling to feed her two sons alone. I…read morecame literally right before they closed n got so much stuff. They were so nice I would definitely keep coming here. So welcoming n understanding. Got cold n dry food n pet food n paper products!!

Hope offers weekly food distribution on Wednesdays to anyone needing assistance. It's open to…read moreindividuals and families for one-time or recurring need and accepts new participants. Food assistance for one week's need is provided according to family size. Hope has an efficient and well organized program with a quick, pain-free check-in process. At check-in you'll receive a pick-up number for your car window. Drive to the pick-up location and volunteers will bring your food to your vehicle. There's seldom a wait. Food items vary week-to-week due to donations from local supermarkets, and occasionally restaurants, other retailers, and additional sources. Food items consist of boxed and canned goods, fresh dairy products, bakery items, and produce. Hope will try to accommodate special dietary needs such as gluten-free requests. Personal care products for infants and adults are provided according to availability. The program is funded by a group of local churches. There's no fee to those needing assistance and donations are not solicited.